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Gavin Newsom’s left-wing judicial legacy — and what it means for 2028

Gavin Newsom’s tenure as governor may be drawing to a close, but he will leave a long legacy on the bench.

Rotary forgets its own values and history in elevating bigot to leadership

Rotary International is one of the most respected service organizations in the world. So...

Democrats’ AIPAC obsession — a small update on an ancient conspiracy theory

Democrats — most of them, anyway — are smart enough not to name “Jews”...

WNBA’s hypocrites kick girls — and Sophie Cunningham — to the curb

The Women's National Basketball Association may claim to put women first, but the league...

Let’s import Nantucket’s cheeky ‘no influencers’ signs to other cities — including NYC

Paige Lorenze is truly missing the point: Male influencers can be just as annoying...

Young Republicans challenge 2020 census results as part of wider GOP attack on head count

Two young Republican groups have challenged statistical methods used to produce the results of the 2020 census, four years after the numbers were released, as the GOP continues its growing attack on the numbers from the last U.S. head count.

War Department launches new counter-narcotics task force under Trump directive to crush cartels

A new counter-narcotics task force was established in the Caribbean as the Trump administration conducts strikes against boats allegedly linked to drug trafficking.

Democrat prematurely announces Senate campaign launch, but quickly deletes post

Maine Democratic Gov. Janet Mills appears to have prematurely launched her campaign for the Senate on Friday and quickly deleted her announcement after realizing the mistake.

Fox News Politics Newsletter: Can Jay Jones be replaced?

Welcome to the Fox News Politics newsletter, with the latest updates on the Trump administration, Capitol Hill and more Fox News politics content.

Long-held SCOTUS precedents could undercut Portland, Chicago National Guard lawsuits

President Donald Trump's National Guard deployment in Oregon and Illinois faces court challenges as experts debate federal authority versus state sovereignty.

Washington State Backs Off Effort to Pressure Catholic Priests into Violating Seal of Confession

The law would have forced priests to choose between potential jail time and excommunication from the church.

GOP Lawmakers Demand Records on the FBI’s Attempt to Gather Phone Data on Senators

The lawmakers are asking the attorney general and FBI director to request access to records subject to grand jury secrecy requirements.

Trump administration begins the layoffs of furloughed federal workers

The White House is now making good on its threats to fire federal workers because of the government shutdown, Office of Management and Budget Director Russell Vought said Friday.

Sen. Thune rules out nuking the legislative filibuster to end the government shutdown

Senate Majority Leader John Thune is refusing to use the so-called nuclear option to get rid of the legislative filibuster so Republicans can end the government shutdown without needing Democratic votes.

Trump preparing additional moves to lower prescription drug costs for Americans

President Trump is expected to make an announcement Friday about lowering drug prices.

Biden-era ‘unvetted’ immigrants nabbed after Virginia highway gunfire as border debate hits governor’s race

Two illegal immigrant teens from Honduras face deportation detainers after allegedly shooting from a vehicle on a busy Interstate 295 east of Richmond, Virginia.

Former NCAA swim captain warns Virginia elections could decide future of women’s sports

Former college swimmer Lily Mullens says Virginia voters hold the power to decide if protections for women’s sports will stand or be overturned by Democrats.

Jay Jones text scandal sparks donation surge as GOP group pours millions more into VA race

Republican Attorneys General Association doubles investment following Jay Jones' messages about political opponents' death, citing surge from the GOP group's donors.

Leftist club smears Charlie Kirk on campus flyers spotted ahead of their event honoring George Floyd instead

A far-left activist group is planning an event next week on a Minnesota college campus labeling Charlie Kirk a 'white supremacist' while celebrating the life of George Floyd.

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